Most Webflow builds skip the design part — someone opens Webflow and starts making decisions on the fly. I don't. Every project starts in Figma: layouts approved, components decided, direction locked — before a single page gets built. What you see in the design is exactly what gets built. The right tool. Used properly.

Most Webflow work you see was built with a block library — drop in a hero, a features section, a pricing table, swap the colours, ship. It looks professional enough. Until you need a CMS field that doesn't exist in the template, a unique page layout, or anything the kit wasn't designed for. That's when the shortcuts show.

I start from a blank file. The CMS structure gets planned in discovery before the visual design starts — what collections exist, how content relates, what your team will actually need to update six months from now. Then Figma. Then Webflow. In that order. What gets built is what was designed, not what the template allowed.

You're a startup replacing a template site with something that actually represents the company you're becoming

Your team needs to publish blog posts, case studies, or team pages — regularly, without calling a developer

You need SEO to work properly from day one, not bolted on later

You want a site built to grow with the business, not one you'll outgrow in six months

Figma Design File: The full design system — components, colour tokens, spacing, every page layout — delivered as a Figma file you own.

5 Custom Pages: Every page built from scratch in Webflow. No template. No leftover CSS from someone else's project buried in the code.

CMS Setup: A blog collection ready to publish from day one. Write your post in the Webflow editor, hit publish — that's it.

Scroll Animations: Scroll-triggered animations, page transitions, hover states — all built with Webflow IX2. No third-party scripts slowing things down.

Mobile & Tablet Ready: Tested and polished across every breakpoint. Mobile isn't an afterthought here — it gets the same attention as desktop.

SEO Foundation: Meta titles, OG tags, XML sitemap, schema markup, and a fast core load. Built for Google from the very first page.

Weeks 1–2: discovery & planning, kick-off call, content questionnaire, sitemap, wireframes — everything agreed before Figma opens

Weeks 3–4: Figma design, two homepage concepts with full design system; you pick one; direction locked before a single page gets built

Weeks 5–6: Webflow build all five pages, CMS, animations, responsive breakpoints, SEO — built from the approved Figma, shared as it develops

Weeks 7–8: Refinement & launch, two revision rounds, performance pass, domain live, editor training, handover call — you leave ready to run it

Extra Pages: Additional pages beyond the five included — designed and built to match the rest of the site.

Advanced CMS: Multiple collections, dynamic filtering, category pages, related content — for sites with a lot going on.

E-Commerce Setup: Webflow Commerce — product pages, cart, checkout — fully styled to match your site's design system.

Membership Setup: Webflow Memberships — gated content, subscriber pages, login flows — for communities, courses, or paid content.

Multilingual: Webflow Localization — your full site in multiple languages, with proper hreflang and locale handling.

Lottie Animations: Custom animated graphics integrated directly into the page — more expressive than anything IX2 does on its own.

Figma-to-Webflow Conversion: Already have a Figma design? I'll build it in Webflow — clean code, fully responsive, no redesigning from scratch.

Monthly Maintenance: Ongoing support — content updates, small fixes, performance checks — so your site stays sharp well after launch.